Students have to demonstrate knowledge of profile subjects in field of study Economic Policy:
1. The theoretical basis of economic politicy (liberal vs. interventionist economic policy).
2. Economic policy is applied after the failure of Keynesian economic policy. 3. The definition of economic policy as a scientific discipline.
4. Economic policy targets and their hierarchy.
5. Government versus market failure as the arguments for and against maximizing the state's role in the economy.
6. Economic policy and expectations.
7. The basic concept of economic policy.
8. Fiscal policy and its functions.
9. Monetary policy and its functions.
10. Foreign trade policy and its functions.
11. Supply-side oriented economic policy.
12. Comparison of development of economic policies in selected economically developed countries (Great Britain, France, Germany, USA, Japan, Sweden).
13. Economic Policy of the European Union.
14. Economic policy in the Czech Republic from its inception to the present. A comparison with developments in other transition economies.
1. The theoretical basis of economic politicy (liberal vs. interventionist economic policy).
2. Economic policy is applied after the failure of Keynesian economic policy. 3. The definition of economic policy as a scientific discipline.
4. Economic policy targets and their hierarchy.
5. Government versus market failure as the arguments for and against maximizing the state's role in the economy.
6. Economic policy and expectations.
7. The basic concept of economic policy.
8. Fiscal policy and its functions.
9. Monetary policy and its functions.
10. Foreign trade policy and its functions.
11. Supply-side oriented economic policy.
12. Comparison of development of economic policies in selected economically developed countries (Great Britain, France, Germany, USA, Japan, Sweden).
13. Economic Policy of the European Union.
14. Economic policy in the Czech Republic from its inception to the present. A comparison with developments in other transition economies.